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Tilley Hat Size Chart

Tilley Size Chart

Sizing Guide for Tilley Hats

The Hat will be your companion for many years so get a tape and:

  • Measure your head just above your eyebrows.
  • Match the measurement you take to the chart below.
  • Select the Style of Tilley Hat you want.
  • Choose the size from the drop down list.
  • Enjoy a lifetime of wearing your Tilley Hat.

Sizes apply to all styles of Tilley Hats for both men and women

Size Inches Cm
6 7/8 21 5/8" 55 cm
7 22" 56 cm
7 1/8 22 3/8" 57 cm
7 1/4 22 3/4" 58 cm
7 3/8 23 1/8" 59 cm
7 1/2 23 1/2" 60 cm
7 5/8 23 7/8" 61 cm
7 3/4 24 1/4" 61.5 cm
7 7/8 24 5/8" 62.5 cm
8 25" 63.5 cm
8+ 26 1/8" 66.5 cm

Fitting Advice

Most hat makers make 4 or 5 sizes; Tilley make 13. As a matter of principle, no one shall be deprived of the pleasure and privileges of Tilley Hat ownership simply because of an uncommon head size.

Like footwear, your Tilley Hat must be sized properly. To find your hat size, use a tape measure and draw it right around your head. For the best-looking and most comfortable fit, please make sure that the bottom of the tape touches your eyebrows while resting straight around your head. Hold it there comfortably and do not pull tight! Tell us this measurement in inches or centimetres. We'll take it from there.

You may also refer to our Hat Sizing Chart for an easy reference to your Tilley Hat size.

If you already know your regular hat size, please order one size larger when you order your Tilley Hat. For instance, if your regular hat size is 7 1/4, your Tilley Hat size will be a 7 3/8.

The Tilley Hat fits more comfortably than other hats. It's designed to be worn low on your head and slightly loose. It should be held on by gravity, not by painful pressure on your forehead! For the proper fit, you should be able to easily insert two fingers, flat, between the middle of your forehead and the front of the Hat. The Hat should be loose enough that you can rotate it to the left and right, and lift it up and down, without friction on your forehead. When it's windy, use the cord!